The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-06-15

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the Boston Cadet band, under the baton OF
Mr. J. Thomas Baldwin, performed the
national air, newly arranged by Mr. Bald
win.
THE MUSICAL PROGRAMME.
Following is the musical programme per
formed by Baldwin's Boston Cadet or
chestra:
March-'S Souvenir ..... Baldwin
Introducing the Hawaiian national hymn.
OVERTURE Ollity" .............K ela Bella
Potpourri-' Popular Airs" ....... ROwell
Serenade, flute and cOrnet ......... Damn
Cornet Solo-'Air ct Varie" ....... Levy
Thomas w. Henry.
selections" Erminie" -....... JacObowski
Concert Polka" Bright Faces"
Airs from ''Ruddygore" . Sullivan
Concert Gavotte-''Sunrise" go. Horter
Bouquet of National Melodies . Downing
Finale" Honolulu" ...-........ Baldwin
Conductor, J. Thomas Baldwin.
After the breakfast the ladies retired to
the parlors, where the guests were pre-
scented to the Queen and Princess by. Col.
Boyd, after which Mrs. F. P. Whitney, the
well-known soprano, at the request of the
Royal visitors, favored the company with
the following songs, to the accOmpani-
ment of Mr.. Harry Daggett
Selection from ''Ernani,"
Chime Eyes of Azure" ............ Lassen
Last Night ...................K jerulf
''Shall 1 Wear White Robe ?''. Farmer
SPEECH BY GOVERNOR IAUKEA.
At the close of the banquet Governor
Iaukea addressed the company in the Ha-
Wailan language. He rendered the CRATE
full Acknowledgements of the Royal guests
for the courtesies SO cordially extended,
and his remarks were warmly applauded.
Mayor O'Brien next said Ladies and
gentlemen: AS, unfortunately, I do not
understand the native language, Colonel
Boyd has agreed to furnish us with
translation. Applause.
COLONEL BOYD AS TRANSLATOR.
Colonel Boyd at once complied with the
Mayors suggestion, saying: Her Majesty
wishes me to make the kindest acknowledge
ment to you, Mr.. Mayor, and to this dis
tinguished gathering, for the very hearty
manner in which all of you have been
pleased to honor her presence here and
that of her party, She accepts very CRATE
fully the compliments that have been &C
corded to herself and Her Highness the
Princess, and also acknowledges, in these
compliments, the honor that has been
here done to her husband, King Kalakaua
She wishes to acknowledge the many gen
erous courtesies shown to herself and to
Her Royal Highness the Princess in enjoy
ing the well-known Inequalities of the city
of Boston, the fame of which has even
reached her Island home. Loud and pro-
longed applause.
THE ROYAL PARTY RETIRE.
Mayor O'Brien: Her Majesty the Queen
and the Princess will now retire to the re-
ception room, whittier they will be fol-
lowed by the ladies. The gentlemen will
please remain. Applause.]
The next hour was pleasantly devoted
to presentations and to the musical enter
tainment previously mentioned.
CALLING UPON THE GOVERNOR WIFE.
After resting somewhat from the fatigue
Of the breakfast, the Queen, Mrs. Beckley
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman entered the car
riages again and were driven to the FRESH
1ence of the Governor, where a pleasant
and informal call was made upon Mrs.
Ames.
RECEPTION BY THE QUEEN.
In the afternoon reception was given
~ the Queen and the Princess in their
oarlors, which was largely attended by /
aides and gentlemen who have been resi-
Tents of or visitors at Honolulu, and by |
'thers whose social position entitled them
o pay their respects to royalty.
AT THE GLOBE THEATER.
In the evening the Royal party visited
he Globe Theater, and appeared greatly to
njoy the performance of "Ruddygore."
he Queen and her immediate family oc-
upied Manager Stetson's private box, the
ity reception committee the large box i'm
lediately opposite, while the boxes above
hese were occupied by the members of the
,ueen's suite. All the boxes were hand
omely and appropriately decorated with
overs, flags and bunting, the Hawaiian
oval standard being conspicuous.
ADDRESS TO THE QUEEN.
At an informal reception held at the Par i